Afghan-Pakistan war of words on shrine bomb

KABUL — Afghanistan and Pakistan were locked in a war of words on Thursday over a shrine bombing that killed at least 55 people in Kabul and which the Afghan government blamed on a Pakistani terror group.
Islamabad called for an end to the "blame game" after Kabul demanded action against the group, Lashkar-i-Jhangvi, whose purported claim of responsibility for Tuesday's attack has not been confirmed independently....Continue Reading.....

(Dawn) Lashkar-e-Jhangvi: inciting sectarianism in Afghanistan?

ISLAMABAD: Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, the terror group blamed for deadly attacks on Shias in Afghanistan this week, has forged ties to Al-Qaeda and the Taliban in a murderous campaign to wage sectarian warfare.
Since its inception in 1996 by a religious extremist, the faction has claimed to have killed thousands of Shias in bombings and shootings across Pakistan....Continue Reading...

(CNN) Rare Kabul attack: Who did it and why?

(CNN) -- Tuesday's deadly suicide attack targeting Afghan Shia just didn't fit the pattern of what had come before in this troubled country.
The police formed the usual cordon at the attack site -- this time a shrine in Kabul. Sirens pierced the odd moment of eerie silence, but the police chief's face was contorted with fury and confusion, like he'd seen so...Continue Reading....

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(AP video) Afghan President Says Attack Came From Pakistan

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(Business Recorder) Pakistan asks Kabul to share blast evidence

Pakistan on Wednesday asked Afghanistan to provide evidence to support accusations that Lashkar-e-Jhangvi killed 55 people in an unprecedented attack on Shiite Muslims in Kabul....Continue Reading.....